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High number of real estate disputes in Delhi, Mumbai hitting builders’ reputation: SC

The top court has been dealing with several real-estate disputes related to Unitech, Amrapali Group, Jaypee and Supertech Group

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Expressing concern over the rising number of cases of homebuyers in Delhi-NCR and re-development projects in Mumbai, the Supreme Court has said that it’s adversely affecting real-estate developers’ reputation.

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”This problem of real estate is very severe in these two places. In Delhi-NCR, there are lakhs and lakhs of homebuyers affected by housing projects. In Mumbai, it’s the case with the re-development projects. Nowhere this happens. In Gujarat, you will not find a single case where there are disputes with regard to real-estate projects. This affects the reputation of real-estate developers,” a Bench of Justice JB Pardiwala and Justice PB Varale said on Friday.

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While hearing a dispute on re-development of a Mumbai housing society, the Bench said the magnitude of real-estate cases was severe in Delhi-NCR and Mumbai.

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Justice Pardiwala asked the lawyers appearing in the matter on behalf of different builders to ponder over the issue.

The top court has been dealing with several real-estate disputes related to Unitech, Amrapali Group, Jaypee and Supertech Group, where thousands of homebuyers are contesting delayed possession of their flats by the developers.

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